The Education Lab at Alabama Media Group is a team of journalists that highlights promising solutions to improve K-12 education in the state.
The 2023-24 school year is already well underway, which means AL.com’s Ed Lab journalists have already gotten to see learning in action at schools around the state.
“They fit my ‘High Flyer’ profile perfectly in all areas: They have strong education-focused culture, support of teachers, use of data, high expectations for students. And the way they collect and use data, particularly for math, was very impressive. And their willingness to adapt small group instruction for middle school math — obviously that caught my eye because that’s what the article is about.
I wanted to fill you in on some recent updates, made possible through ongoing support of Ed Lab readers and contributors:The series has been highlighted multiple times by the state’s Office for School Improvement as it helps Alabama’s struggling schools improve. And this fall, Mobile principals used the series during a training program as they imagined how to pursue real change in their schools.
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